Today along Ontario Pathways near Phelps, NY, I watched as a male and female cardinal appeared to be dining on cherry blossoms. I couldn't tell if they were eating them or were after the nectar. They didn't seem to keep a blossom in their bills long enough to be eating them. But they were certainly putting them into their mouths. Then they'd quickly release them. So, it was snowing blossoms. A lovely sight- especially when the male began to sign. Sar
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